RightI just meant as an alternative to burying the joint in the plaster
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RightI just meant as an alternative to burying the joint in the plaster
Yup there part p registered,
Rubbish. If they are claiming that they are liars. There is no such thing as part P registered. Part P is a building regulation not a qualification. Try asking for their registration certificate to call their bluff.
If somebody is on a register of competent part p electricians then aren’t they part p registered?
No such thing as "part P electricians". Part P is a building regulation not a qualification.
What's to dislike? it's correctNo such thing as "part P electricians". Part P is a building regulation not a qualification.
I’m an approved part p electrician and and also registered as such..
Rubbish. If they are claiming that they are liars. There is no such thing as part P registered. Part P is a building regulation not a qualification. Try asking for their registration certificate to call their bluff.
As I keep saying part P is a building regulation not a qualification.
Perhaps you would show us a copy of this qualification that you claim to have!
All electrical work must be carried out in accordance to part P of the building regulations. But there is no part P qualification as such.
As I keep saying part P is a building regulation not a qualification.
Perhaps you would show us a copy of this qualification that you claim to have!
All electrical work must be carried out in accordance to part P of the building regulations. But there is no part P qualification as such.
I am part p registered not qualified..
I suggest you get your terminology right before you start calling people liars..
What is it you mean?
Part P Qualified or registered??
I am not claiming to be part p qualified, I said I am part p approved/registered..
Please read and understand what I have written before you twist it into something else
The point he is trying to make is that you are registered with a CPS (competent person scheme) to satisfy the requirements of approved document P of the building regulations.
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